Ten years ago, Gotye released 'Somebody That I Used To Know', a duet recorded with New Zealand singer Kimbra that went Platinum in Australia a ridiculous 17 times, as well as going 14 times platinum ...

TIM PALMER: The artist Gotye has become the first Australian since 1975 to win the Record of the Year at the Grammys. All up three Grammys went to the Melbourne-based artist, having earlier taken out ...

English musician and producer Bibio has teamed up with Australian singer Gotye for the gorgeous new song “The Way You Talk.” The track will appear on Bibio’s eighth studio album, A Mineral Love, out ...

It's finally happened; two of the biggest songs of 2012 have been remashed and remixed into a seamless new song. Gotye and Carly Rae Jepsen, eat your hearts out! Unless you've been living under a rock ...

The Australian artist Gotye has been big in his home country for several years, but this winter, one particular song started an avalanche. "Somebody That I Used to Know," from the album Making Mirrors ...

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In 2013, when the Belgian singer Gotye won the Record Of The Year Grammy for his big hit "Somebody That I Used To Know," the man who ended up handing him the award was Prince. As he opened the ...

Producer Miami Nights 1984 gave Belgian singer and multi-instrumentalist Gotye’s track “Somebody That I Used To Know” an Eighties-inspired synth-pop remix, inspired by his love of old John Hughes ...

fun. and Hayley Williams of Paramore appeared on BBC 1's Live Lounge yesterday and collaborated on a cover of Gotye's “Somebody That I Used To Know.” Listen below.

Gotye has admitted that he sometimes gets sick of his huge hit ‘Somebody That I Used To Know’, telling NME “there’s only so many times you can listen to one song”. The track, which you can see the ...

Becoming the next big pop-music thing is a double-edged sword. Surprise buzz and ubiquitous radio airplay, often coupled with an odd backstory, help an unknown musician break out with a huge hit. The ...